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Emergent Knowledge Management

Tony Karrer

There's been a long running discussion around what Knowledge Management is going to look like going forward and whether big systems that manage knowledge are going to be there. There would be tools like social networks that would allow us to find people inside and outside the enterprise.

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27 Books for L&D Folks.

ID Reflections

6 Knowledge Management Cultivating Communities of Practice Etienne Wegner, et al. 7 Knowledge Management/Workplace learning/Innovation/Business Collaboration Morten Hansen. 9 Training/Performance Management/HPT First Things Fast Allison Rossett. 13 Self management/Change/innovation Linchpin (audio book) Seth Godin.

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How to Stay on Top of Training Demand? Know the Alternatives

Mindflash

However, there must be a better way, so we reach for alternatives to training, such as knowledge management, performance support, enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 : Enterprise 2.0 is the strategic integration of Web 2.0 Enterprise 2.0 Most enterprise 2.0

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Collaborative Learning Anthropologist and Specialist (CLA): Enterprise 2.0, Web 2.0 and Learning Career or Job Opportunities

Vignettes Learning

CLAs are focused on studying and reporting human behavior in relation to learning and productivity technologies, specifically, Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0. Here are jobs, tasks, and roles in emerging Enterprise 2.0, Collaborative and Social Networking Systems. relations, you can be a catalyst.

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LearnTrends 2009 – Free Online Conference

Tony Karrer

We will bring together people who look at different aspects of learning and knowledge work to understand better what's going on in those areas and how we should be thinking about this holistically. I'm particularly looking forward to discussions of how: Enterprise 2.0

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Social Learning doesn’t mean what you think it does!

Jane Hart

A few days ago my Internet Time Alliance colleague, Harold Jarche, shared this article, written by Deb Lavoy, with me: Social Business Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does, Neither Does Enterprise 2.0. It will disrupt institutions built upon the technology of the printing press – all communication enterprises, including education.

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LearnTrends Speakers and Topics Accounced

Tony Karrer

I'm particularly looking forward to discussions around: How information services and enterprise 2.0 How and where do networks and communities fit in? are intersecting with Learning / eLearning? Where does social really fit? How are people thinking about structuring organizations with all of the stuff going on?